Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Jared reports on the latest developments regarding the Ukraine situation. After meeting with German chancellor Olaf Schloz, President Biden is vowing to shutter the Nord Stream 2 pipeline service if Russia moves against Ukraine.

Sam Newby joins JMN to discuss a special city council committee tasked with resolving current curbside recycling service issues.

Alicia reports from the Federal Courthouse in Brunswick, where jury selection progresses into day 2 for the federal hate crimes trials of the men convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery.

Blair reports on the latest round of federal government funding challenges. The latest approved funding expires Feb 18, and the next proposal only funds through March 11.

Jared reports on the ongoing diplomacy efforts to defuse Ukraine/Russia tensions. While French President Macron visits with Vladimir Putin in Russia, Germany's chancellor Scholz meets with President Biden in DC.

Brent joins JMN live to discuss his interview with Doug Pederson, fan expectations, realistic goals, and what changes are coming to the Jaguars front office. Rebuilding the franchise starts now!

Brent Martineau welcomes Doug Pederson to town, as they discuss strategies for next season to improve the team's record, particularly what plans are in mind for Trevor Lawrence's development.

Blair reports on the escalating tension regarding a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine, bipartisan support for sanctions against Russia, and the deployment of US troops in support roles for NATO backup.

Jessica reports on an early morning shooting off Beach Blvd. that left a man and woman injured. It's one shooting event of many to happen in a span of just 48 hours in Jacksonville.

Brent has more insight on the hiring of Doug Pederson as the new Jaguars head coach, and shares thoughts about other Jags administration changes and when we'll know for certain what next season's admin roster looks like.

This weekend marks the 15th anniversary of the National Marathon to End Breast Cancer and other charitable events to support the Donna Foundation and research to end breast cancer. Lucia Viti has more with event founder and namesake Donna Deegan.

Brent joins JMN with more information about the hiring of new Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson, and what immediate contributions he can make for the team, particularly for Trevor Lawrence.

Kirstin reports on U.S. concerns about the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in China, as competition officially begins today.

Alicia reports on the latest developments in the federal trial for the men convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery, after a plea bargain was rejected by the judge.

Austen Lane joins JMN to share player-perspective thoughts about the Jags new head coach, Doug Pederson. Hear more analysis and expectation with Brent Martineau and Austen Lane on Action Sports Jax 3-6p on ESPN 690!

Jared reports on the breaking news of an overnight military strike that eliminated key ISIS leadership with no American casualties. President Biden is expected to address the nation around 930am.

The JMN crew highlights some of the fun things going on around Jacksonville this weekend, from the Run with Donna to Goat Yoga, Market for Makers to Film Fests, to Concerts, and Ninjas, and Opera, oh my!

Emily Turner previews an investigative report on dangerous local street racing. See the whole report on Action News Jax tonight starting at 5pm.

WHIO's Gabrielle Enright joins JMN to report on the severe winter storm affecting much of the central U.S. with massive amounts of snow and ice, hazardous driving conditions, and flight delays/cancellations across the country.

Blair reports that President Biden will travel to NYC to meet with Mayor Eric Adams on the topic of gun violence.

Jared reports that Russian president Vladimir Putin accuses the US of manufacturing alarm about possible hostility with Ukraine, and debate continues in Congress about what the appropriate response to Russian aggression should be (in terms of severity of sanctions).

Blair reports on the latest in COVID-19 vaccine development for children.

Jared reports on a conference call between multiple state governors and President Biden, as the governors pressured "moving past" the pandemic policies into an "endemic" state with revised public health recommendations from the White House and CDC.

David Nolan talks about Dr. Robert B. Hayling, the man hailed as the father of the St. Augustine Movement which had a significant impact in the signing of the civil rights act.

BREAKING: Dr. Faison joins JMN with an update on investigations into threats against EWU and other HBCU's. As police continue to patrol and secure the campus, all on-campus activities have been indefinitely suspended in the interest of safety.